White Label Website Builders Compared (2026 Checklist)

By Umair Ali Sadaqat · Updated October 23, 2026 · Editorial policy

How to compare white label website builders: the 12 features that decide whether you can resell it profitably, what to ask each vendor, and how to score them side by side.

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This is a checklist of what to test during any vendor's trial, not a ranking. If you want ranked picks, read the 7 white label website builders we compared. For how We.Inc answers each point, see the We.Inc white label website builder.

For agencies: White label website builder: your own branded AI builder (book a demo)

The white label website builders worth paying for share a short list of features: your brand everywhere a client looks, client sites on your own domain, clients who pay you directly, no cut of that revenue, and a price that stays sane at 100 sites. This checklist, current as of September 2026, shows how to test each one before you commit.

Book a demo of the white-label builder: your agency's own AI website builder under your brand. Pricing is tailored to your volume and setup, so you get your exact price on the call. How white-label pricing works.

If you want the vendor-by-vendor verdicts, read the best white label website builders in 2026. This post is the checklist behind that list, so you can score any platform yourself, including ones we did not cover.

The short answer: what to compare

A white label website builder (also called a white label site builder or white label web builder) is software you rebrand and resell to clients as your own. To compare them, check four things in this order: what your clients actually see on the plan you will buy, who bills the client, what the platform costs at the number of sites you expect in a year, and how fast you can launch. Templates and widget counts come last.

Quick comparison: what 25 client sites cost

Entry prices hide the real difference. Here is the same workload, 25 live client sites, on two common models.

	Duda White Label	We.Inc
Pricing model	Base plan plus a fee per extra site	Tailored quote (book a demo)
Sites included	4	Set in your quote
Extra sites	$17/mo each	Set in your quote
Monthly cost at 25 sites	$199 + (21 x $17) = about $556	Quoted on a demo
Branded dashboard	Yes	Yes
Fee on client payments	Check the vendor's terms	0%

Duda figures are from duda.co/pricing on October 24, 2026, monthly billing (annual billing is lower: $149/mo for the plan, $168 a year per extra site). Duda's strength is a mature editor and a long agency track record; the point of the table is only that the pricing model matters more than the sticker price. Run the same sum for any vendor on your shortlist.

Why a checklist beats a "top 10" list

Most comparison posts rank platforms by how many templates or widgets they have. That is the wrong test for an agency. You are not buying a website builder for yourself. You are buying a product you will resell every month for years. The questions that matter are about margin, control and what your clients see, and the answers change from plan to plan inside the same vendor.

So price and test every platform on the plan you would actually use, at the number of sites you expect to have in 12 months.

The 12-point white label feature checklist

#	Feature	What to check	Why it matters
1	Branded login and dashboard	Your logo, name and colours on the sign-in page and inside the editor	Clients should never be sent to someone else's brand
2	Your own domain	Portal on app.yourbrand.com, client sites on your domain	The address is the brand; it also decides who owns the traffic
3	Branded email	Invites, password resets and receipts sent from your domain	A stray vendor email is the most common brand leak
4	Powered-by line	Present or absent on your plan	Some clients do not care; some enterprise buyers will
5	Client billing	Clients pay you through your own Stripe or payment account	You set prices and keep the relationship
6	Transaction fee	Any percentage taken on client payments	A percentage cut compounds across every client, every month
7	Pricing model	Flat plan with a site allowance, or a fee per site	Decides your margin at scale
8	Client accounts	Each client gets their own login and permissions	Lets clients edit without seeing other clients
9	AI site generation	Can a client describe the business and get a working site?	Cuts your build time per client dramatically
10	Self-serve setup	Can you launch without a sales call?	Your launch date should not depend on a vendor's calendar
11	Portability	Can you export code or leave without an exit fee?	Lowers the risk of betting a business on one vendor
12	Support model	Who supports your clients, you or the vendor, and under whose name?	Vendor-branded support breaks the white label

Copy this table into a spreadsheet, add one column per vendor, and fill it in from their pricing page and a trial account. Anything you cannot confirm on the page, ask in writing.

Branding: test what the client sees, not the feature list

Every white label website builder says "fully branded." Check the five places a brand usually leaks:

The sign-in page URL. Is it your domain or a vendor subdomain?
Transactional email. Sign up as a test client and read the invitation and password reset. Check the sender address.
The editor footer and help links. Help links often point to the vendor's own documentation site.
Published site source. Some platforms leave their name in the page code or in a badge on free plans.
Error and 404 pages. These are often forgotten in branding work.

A 20-minute test as a fake client tells you more than any sales deck.

Pricing: model your cost at 25, 100 and 250 sites

The biggest difference between white label website builders is how the price moves as you grow. There are three common shapes:

Per-site fees. A base plan plus a fixed amount for each extra site. Cheap at five sites, expensive at 200.
Flat plans with an allowance. A monthly price covers a set number of sites. Your cost per site falls as you fill the plan.
Unlimited suites. One price covers unlimited sub-accounts, usually because the product is really a CRM or funnel tool with a builder inside.

On We.Inc, white-label pricing is tailored to your volume and setup, and you get your exact price on a demo. Competitor costs at 25, 250 and 1,000 sites are on the white-label pricing page.

Also check the fee on client payments. We.Inc charges a 0% transaction fee on every plan: clients pay you through your own Stripe. Some platforms take a percentage of client billing on their lower tiers, which matters far more than a $20 difference in the base price.

Client experience: can a non-designer actually build?

Your support load depends on how easy the builder is for your least technical client. In a trial, hand the login to someone who has never built a site and watch:

Do they get a usable first draft without your help?
Can they change text, photos and colours without breaking the layout?
Can they add a page, a form or a booking link?
Does the site look good on a phone without extra work?

AI builders change this test. On an AI website builder, the client describes the business in plain words and gets a complete site to edit, instead of starting from a blank template. That turns a two-hour onboarding into a short check-in. Our white label website builder guide covers how this changes what agencies can sell.

Control: billing, data and the exit

The white label platform sits between you and your clients, so read the terms like a partnership agreement:

Who holds the client payment relationship? If clients pay the vendor, the vendor owns your revenue.
Is the contract month to month? Annual lock-ins limit how fast you can switch.
What happens to sites if you leave? Look for a path to move or export sites, and no exit fee.
Can the vendor contact your clients? On a real white label, it should not.

If you are weighing white label against building your own or using an embed, private label vs white label covers the trade-offs.

Questions to send every vendor before you sign

Put these in one email to each vendor on your shortlist and compare the written answers:

What does one extra client site cost, and is there a volume price at 100 sites?
On the plan you are quoting, does any vendor name or logo appear to my clients, anywhere?
Do my clients pay me directly, and do you take any percentage of those payments?
Which emails do my clients receive, and from which sender address?
Can I leave month to month, and how do I move my clients' sites if I do?
Who answers a client's support question, and under whose name?

A vendor that answers all six clearly in writing is usually easier to work with later, too.

Setup speed: the new dividing line

Until recently, white label meant a demo call, a contract and days of onboarding. Several platforms still work that way. Self-serve white label is newer: you sign up, brand the product and invite a client in the same sitting.

This matters more than it sounds. If you can launch in minutes, you can test the offer with one real client before you spend anything on marketing.

How We.Inc scores on the checklist

We.Inc is an AI website builder you run under your own name, colour and logo.

Branding: your name, logo and colours.
Domain: your portal on app.yourbrand.com and client sites on sites.yourbrand.com.
Billing: clients pay you through your own Stripe, with a 0% transaction fee.
Pricing: tailored to your volume and setup; you get your exact price on a 30-minute demo. You can also use your own Anthropic key.

See the full offer on the white label page, or read the Duda white label review for how a per-site platform compares.

Your next step

Fill in the 12-point table for two or three vendors, price each at the number of sites you expect in a year, and run one real client through your top pick. If We.Inc is on your shortlist, book a demo and get your exact price for the number of sites you expect.

Book a demo. Your brand, your domain, and a 0% transaction fee. Pricing is tailored to your volume and setup, so you get your exact price on the call. See how white-label pricing works or read the white label overview.

Frequently asked questions

What is a white label website builder?

It is a website builder you rent from a software company and sell under your own name. Your clients log in to your branded dashboard, build or edit their site there, and pay you. The vendor runs the hosting and the editor in the background; your brand is the only one the client sees.

What does a white label website builder cost at 25 client sites?

It varies a lot by pricing model. Duda's White Label plan was $199 a month billed monthly with 4 sites included and $17 a month per extra site on its pricing page on October 24, 2026, which comes to about $556 a month for 25 sites. We.Inc quotes white label per setup on a demo, so compare the quotes for your own expected site count.

What features should a white label website builder have?

At minimum: your brand on the login page, dashboard and emails; client sites on your own domain; client billing through your own payment account; no per-transaction cut; a clear per-site or per-plan price; client accounts with their own logins; and a way to leave with your clients. AI site generation and self-serve setup are now worth adding to that list.

How do I compare white label website builders fairly?

Price each one at the number of client sites you expect in a year, not at the entry plan. Then check what clients actually see on that plan, who bills the client, and whether the vendor takes a percentage. A cheap entry price with a per-site fee can cost more than a flat plan once you pass 20 or 30 sites.

Which white label website builders are there in 2026?

Common options include Duda, Brizy Cloud, 10Web, Simvoly, SiteSwan, GoHighLevel (a CRM with a site builder inside) and We.Inc, an AI website builder with white label. Wix Studio and Webflow are agency tools but not white label. Our separate list compares each vendor in detail.

Is a per-site fee or a flat plan better for agencies?

A per-site fee is fine while you have a handful of clients. As you grow, it rises with every sale and squeezes your cheapest client plans. A flat plan with a site allowance keeps your cost per site falling as you fill it.

Can clients tell I am using a white label website builder?

It depends on the plan. Many platforms keep a small powered-by line on lower tiers. On We.Inc, clients see your name, logo, colours and domain; ask on the demo exactly what your setup shows.

How long does it take to set up a white label website builder?

It ranges from a sales call and a multi-day onboarding to a few minutes. On We.Inc you start by booking a 30-minute demo (https://calendly.com/hey-we/30min), where you also get your exact price. Connecting your own domain takes a nameserver change and usually works within the hour.

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